Spanish people are generally Caucasian.

My mother was White. My father from South America is White, Asian, Native American, Hispanic/Latino and Black (the equivalent of a great great grandparent). I never knew my father. I was raised by my mother who was of Scandinavian descent, light brown hair, blue eyes as many of my relatives on her side. I don’t know the relatives on my father’s side. Most of us on my mother’s side are college graduates. My father has a Ph D in chemical engineering and I understand many of his relatives are college graduates. I am a college graduate as well. I grew up speaking English and living in the White culture although I’ve never been accepted as a White person. Like a lot of men I knew at BYU you’d reject me on the basis of my skin color, even though I am a college graduate and my parents and most of my relatives are also college graduates. You would reject me on my skin color rather than culture.

If I married a person of African descent, there’s a higher-than-average chance compared with a western European that they will be concerned with perceived racial issues today, issues that are misconstrued, misrepresented, and abused as fuel for political gain-almost entirely for politics based on principles I know to be in conflict with the Gospel. If I were to marry a woman of Hispanic descent, there’s a higher-than-average chance compared with a western European that she will sympathize with the individual plights of unskilled people from Mexico who can not communicate with us, without considering the larger-picture economic and social problems this generates.

I can tell you from personal experience that similar socio-economic upbringing is a worthy consideration. I grew up in an upper-middle class white collar family with few children for an LDS family. My wife was born to a truck driver in Idaho and had six siblings. Our expectations of each other contrast pretty sharply with our actual personal interests and practical skill sets. We still love each other, but this is a predictable and avoidable issue when looking at prospective dating partners.

I am quite firmly of the opinion that you should marry a human. Deity asks us to call him Father. I put the term “Heavenly” in front of that so that I call him Heavenly Father. If we can have children with each other than we are his children, and members of the same race.